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" The Hush Sound&amp;#039;s Greta Salpeter, Bob Morris, Chris Faller, and Darren Wilson give us the scoop about rooming with Phantom Planet and going green on the road \u2014 and reveal their presidential dreams. WHAT&amp;#039;S THE BEST AND WORST THING ABOUT TOURING? Bob: I love it. I never really get off the bus. The dangerous part is not getting off the bus when you get to a place, because sometimes we&amp;#039;ll sleep real late. Greta: I think the worst part is when you wake up and you have no idea where you are, who you are, or what you&amp;#039;re doing, and it&amp;#039;s like 2:30 in the afternoon. Bob: Playing the shows is the best part. Chris: But it&amp;#039;s sad that it&amp;#039;s such a small part of the day. Bob: Just half an hour of our other 26 hours. Greta: 26? Bob: We&amp;#039;ve upgraded. SO, GRETA, WHAT&amp;#039;S IT LIKE TOURING ON THE ROAD WITH ALL THESE GUYS? Greta: I&amp;#039;m the only girl on the bus. Surprisingly, I&amp;#039;m having a really great time. I&amp;#039;m learning a lot from everybody on the bus. We&amp;#039;re sharing a bus with Phantom Planet and it&amp;#039;s fortunate that we get along. Bob: And she&amp;#039;s got plenty of boys to flirt with, especially Alex [Greenwald] from Phantom Planet. Now she&amp;#039;s blushing. WHAT DO YOU DO ON THE ROAD TO BE ECO-CONSCIOUS? Greta: I think the biggest thing is sharing a bus instead of taking two. Also, there&amp;#039;s a company called REVERB [that worked on the Panic at the Disco tour] to keep the tour from having negative effects on the environment. They&amp;#039;ve been helping us recycle and giving us biodegradable cups and plates. I&amp;#039;d really like to work with them to develop our tour too. WHAT&amp;#039;S YOUR FAVORITE PLACE TO STOP ON THE ROAD? Greta: We really don&amp;#039;t stop that much. For food, there&amp;#039;s catering at the venues, and then if we stop at Whole Foods or Trader Joe&amp;#039;s, we&amp;#039;ll get groceries. We prefer to shop at organic stores if there&amp;#039;s one nearby. As soon as we get to a city, we&amp;#039;ll Google the nearest Starbucks, Whole Foods, or Trader Joe&amp;#039;s. Bob: It sucks how hard it is to get anything good for you in middle America, though. Anywhere John Mellencamp is popular, it&amp;#039;s difficult to get organic food. Greta: Hey! Want to hear a joke? Where do cantaloupes and honeydew go in the summer? To John&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Melon&amp;quot;Camp. IF YOU WERE ELECTED PRESIDENT TOMORROW, WHAT&amp;#039;S THE FIRST THING YOU WOULD DO? Greta: I would make music a required course in every school. Actually, the first thing I would do is to make sure that every city had recycling available. Where I live in Chicago, it&amp;#039;s such a poor system. I&amp;#039;ve written letters to the mayor. I don&amp;#039;t know why he hasn&amp;#039;t written back. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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